Gideon T. Stewart

Gideon Tabor Stewart (August 7, 1824 – 1909) was an American lawyer as well as a newspaper owner and editor. He was very active in promoting the temperance movement. He was elected three timess as grand worthy chief templar of the Good Templars of Ohio. Throughout the 1850s he attempted to organize a permanent prohibition party.

In 1869, Stewart was one of the delegates to the convention that established the national Prohibition Party. Afterward, he served as the party candidate three times for governor of Ohio, seven times for judge on that state's Supreme Court, once for circuit court judge, once for Congress, and once (1876) for Vice President of the United States.

Kickstart

Would have done more than anythingBack then to make you smileTo the end of the earth and backTo protect all that we hadNow it's done and I'm goneBut you're back here in my faceSo why you wanna go kickstart the drama?Now don't you know you can't break through my armor?Just leave me alone, leave me aloneJust leave me alone, leave me aloneKickstart the dramaKickstart the dramaIt's a little too late to want me nowIt's dead and gone'Cause the fact that you messed things upIt's your fault and that's real talkNow I'm done with your song'Cause the melody's all wrongSo why you wanna go kickstart the drama?Now don't you know you can't break through my armor?Just leave me alone, leave me aloneJust leave me alone, leave me aloneSo why you wanna go kickstart the drama?Now don't you know you can't break through my armor?Just leave me alone, leave me aloneJust leave me alone, leave me aloneNow I'll be the one that gets to not return your callsAnd you'll be the one who gets to feel invisibleSo why you wanna go kickstart the drama?Now don't you know you can't break through my armor?Just leave me alone, leave me aloneJust leave me alone, leave me aloneSo why you wanna go kickstart the drama?Now don't you know you can't break through my armor?Just leave me alone, leave me alone

Gideon T. Stewart

Gideon Tabor Stewart (August 7, 1824 – 1909) was an American lawyer as well as a newspaper owner and editor. He was very active in promoting the temperance movement. He was elected three timess as grand worthy chief templar of the Good Templars of Ohio. Throughout the 1850s he attempted to organize a permanent prohibition party.

In 1869, Stewart was one of the delegates to the convention that established the national Prohibition Party. Afterward, he served as the party candidate three times for governor of Ohio, seven times for judge on that state's Supreme Court, once for circuit court judge, once for Congress, and once (1876) for Vice President of the United States.

Is soup a meal? I overheard some reporters in the newsroom arguing — loudly — that very question. They’re reporters, so they immediately start doing research and cite sources. Their conversation went something along these lines. "Soup is not an entree — it's just a course" "MarthaStewart thinks soup is a meal." "Martha Stewart is a felon." ... ....